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Lo-Fi Dreamy goodness!
It's like the name says, this pedal can provide a texture to tone that is akin to a dream, or perhaps a nightmare. The fuzz, delay, and modulation functions work well together. It's perfect for a fan of lo-fi music to replicate the sound of extremely warped tape recordings.
However, even when the pedal is turned off, it can add a noticeable amount of noise to a pedal chain, which can be a bit obnoxious if you're trying to achieve a clean tone with this pedal on your board. In addition, the delay, like many analog type delays, can get a bit noisy when turned to higher delay times.
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Great Versitile Overdrive
The first guitar pedal I ever bought. Three overdrives in one, with five other controls to adjust to make tons of unique overdriven sounds! it can do nice light gain, or it can border on pretty crazy distortion! It also has a small footprint, so there's no need to worry about fitting it onto a pedalboard.
The only issue is that, for about $50 more, you can get the palisades, which has twice the number of options, but more than double the footprint.
Preferred Settings + Usage:
I love either using the Silicon or No diode clipping settings, with the tone at about 10 o'clock, the gain right between 9 and 10, and the volume squarely at 9 o'clock. I love using the normal setting (on the normal vs bright switch) , and the bandwidth positioned to the right (more emphasis on lows). This combination gives the guitar a nice blues-y overdriven tone.
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A Versitile and Affordable Delay Pedal
The versatility of this $70 delay pedal is simply amazing. The pedal feels substantial and not cheap, and all four of the delay types sound fantastic for the price point. There is a bit of hiss if the volume is cranked, but that may just be due to my setup.
Preferred Settings + Usage:
Either straight Digital or Modulated delay, with the mix at about 2 or 3 o'clock, and the time and feedback pointing at 12 o'clock.
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Fantastic Bass Amp
This was my first, and thus far my only, amplifier for my bass, and it has served me well. With a simple set of controls and a small-ish size, this amp is about as versatile as they come; it can work for practice, gigging, or recording!
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Both Fun and Versatile!
A bass that is perfect for people with smaller hands, like me! With a little tweaking one can find the sounds of a Danelectro or a Jazz Bass, just to name two. The Danelectro concentric knob controls are super innovative and instantly recognizable to any guitarist/bassist.
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A Great Semi-Hollow
I love how Fender attempted to fix some of the big complaints with the original Coronado! The Fideli'Trons sound nice and full, and the neck feel is great! The instrument is a bit heavy though, due to the massive center block, and both pickups, when their tone knobs are set to the same tone settings, don't differ very much in their tone. Despite these shortcomings, it is still a fun instrument to play, and it sounds great too!
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Fantastic Volume Pedal
Smooth foot action. Little to no quality of tone lost when run through this pedal! Overall, a fantastic pedal!
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Surprisingly Good Cheap Strat
A great low end guitar overall. Had to replace jack about a year after getting it, but otherwise, the instrument has held up well for the time i've had it.
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Unique Guitar for a Great Price
This instrument is absolutely fantastic. The quality is slightly lower than its Music Man counterpart, but for a $650 instrument, it is exceptional. The Pickup switch configuration is unique; no other instrument I can think of has the same five settings (Neck, Middle, Bridge, Neck/Bridge, All Three). The mini humbuckers sound fantastic, and the trem is quite smooth.